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  1. the nurse is preparing a client for discharge to home who had a belowthe-knee amputation. which recommendations does the nurse provide
    the client? SATA
    a) inspect skin for redness
    b) use a residual limb shrinker
    c) apply alcohol after bathing
    d) wash with soap and water
    e) avoid range of motion exercises:
    Answer:
    a) inspect skin for redness
    b) use a residual limb shrinker
    d) wash with soap and water<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  2. when triaging emergency room clients, which client should the nurse
    assess first?
    a) a male adolescent who has been vomiting for the past 12 hours and
    describes himself as very weak.
    b) an elderly client with peripheral vascular disease who is complaining of
    severe leg pain when ambulating
    c) a female client with severe lower right abdominal pain who is febrile and
    vomiting
    d) a child who has a cold for two days and now is coughing up green
    sputum:
    Answer:
    c) a female client with severe lower right abdominal pain who is febrile
    and vomiting<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  3. after assessing a client, the nurse identifies three nursing problems. When
    developing the client’s plan of care, which action should the nurse take?
    a) collaborate with client to establish goals
    b) cluster supportive client data
    c) identify client care interventions
    d) prioritize the identified nursing diagnoses:
    Answer:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    d) prioritize the identified nursing diagnoses the nursing problems must be
    identified, then prioritized (D) before (A and C) can be implemented. (b) should be
    completed before identifying the nursing problem<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    1. A 55-year-old female client with symptoms of osteoarthritis asks what form
      of exercise would be most beneficial for her. What is the best response by the
      nurse?
      a) “limit your exercise to just your daily activities”
      b) “Jogging or running are excellent aerobic exercises”
      c) “swimming is an excellent exercise for you”
      d) “Tennis or racquetball will increase your muscle strength”:
      Answer:
      c) “swimming is an excellent exercise for you”<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    2. a client receives a new prescription for guaifensesin (Robutissin) 2 tablespoons
      PO every 6 hours. The client takes the perscribed dose for 3 days
      every 6 hours. What is the total number of ounces of Robitussin the client
      has taken?:
      Answer:
      12<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    3. At 20-weeks gestation, a client who has gained 20 pounds during this
      pregnancy tells the nurse that she is feeling fetal movement. Fundal height
      measurement is 20 cm, and the client’s only complaint is that her breath
      sounds are leaking clear fluid. Which assessment finding warrants further
      evaluation?
      a) Presence of fetal movement
      b) leakage from breasts
      c) gestational weight gain
      d) fundal height measurement:
      Answer:
      c) gestational weight gain
      At this point in the pregnancy, the client should have gained 10.3 lbs and a weight
      gain of 20 should be investigated further.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
    4. A client who is admitted to the emergency room following a motorcycle
      accident is having difficulty breathing. While assessing the client’s chest and
      lungs, the nurse notes there are no breath sounds over the left fields. Which
      actions should the nurse implement? (SATA)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n

      a) place client in Trendelenburg position
      b) apply a high-flow oxygen by face mask
      c) elevate the head of the bed 45 degrees
      d) withhold narcotic pain medication
      e) obtain a chest tube insertion kit.:
      Answer:
      b) apply a high-flow oxygen by face mask
      c) elevate the head of the bed 45 degrees
      e) obtain a chest tube insertion kit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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      1. What equipment should the nurse use to most accurately measure a 2 ml
        dose of a viscous liquid solution to be administered orally?
        a) 3 ml syringe and a sterile needle
        b) 3 ml syringe
        c) Tuberculin syringe
        d) One ounce medicine cup:
        Answer:
        b) 3 ml syringe<\/li>\n\n\n\n
      2. An older man with a history of multiple falls at home tells the clinic
        nurse that his son, who has incarcerated last year for battery, has become
        increasingly abusive since his release from prison six weeks ago. Which
        intervention is most important for the nurse to implement?
        a) Tell the client to call Adult Protective Services if son’s abuse continues
        b) Refer the client to a program for victims of domestic violence
        c) verify the clients report by determining if there is physical evidence of
        abuse
        d) assist the client in developing an emergency safety pain:
        Answer:
        d) assist the client in developing an emergency safety pain
        think SAFETY first<\/li>\n\n\n\n
      3. While auscultating a client’s abdomen, the nurse her a low pitched blowing
        sound in the upper midline area. What is the likely indication of this
        finding?
        a) normal borborygmus sounds
        b) a minor variation
        c) hyperactive bowel sounds
        d) possible renal artery stenosis:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n

        Answer:
        d) possible renal artery stenosis
        This sound is a vascular bruit, which is a blowing sound that is auscultated over a
        stenosed artery. The location of the sound at the upper midline area is suggestive
        of a renal artery stenosis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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        1. A post-menopausal female client with osteoporosis tells the nurse that
          she has increased her physical activity and hopes to participate in a charity
          walk-a-thon. How should the nurse respond?
          a) Affirm the benefits of increasing her weight-bearing activity
          b) Review the need for her to avoid large crowds of people
          c) Teach her how to take her pulse during prolonged activity
          d) Explain the need to limit phyiscal activity to reduce fracture risk:
          Answer:
          a) Affirm the benefits of increasing her weight-bearing activity increasing weightbearing activity may help restore the early bone loss in those with osteopenia and
          help prevent osteoporosis so the nurse should affirm the client’s increase in
          activity.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
        2. Which substance produced by the liver assists in maintaining the colloid
          osmotic pressure within the vasculature?
          a) Ammonia
          b) Bilirubin
          c) Glycogen
          d) Albumin:
          Answer:
          d) Albumin
          proteins, such as albumin maintain the colloid osmotic pressure within the
          vasculature by holding on to fluid.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
        3. The nurse is monitoring a client who has liver failure and is taking
          lactulose. Which findings indicate that the medication has the desired effect?
          SATA
          a) Increased urine output
          b) Increased serum ammonia
          c) Improved level of consciousness
          d) Increased bowel movements
          e) Decreased serum potassium:
          Answer:
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          1. Who should explain and describe a surgical procedure to the client, including
            both complications and the expected results of the procedure?:
            Answer:
            Health care provider<\/li>\n\n\n\n
          2. Who is responsible for making sure that the operative permit is signed and
            is on the chart?:
            Answer:
            The nurse<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n